Have Markets Become Numb to Acts of Terrorism?

The video discusses the core ability of market optimism and how international relations can dampen this optimism during tragedies. It highlights the surprising lack of market reaction to such events unless they have significant economic impacts. The discussion extends to how geopolitical events influence corporate decisions, using examples like Belgium's fragile government and General Electric's choice of Boston. The video also touches on the role of media in reporting these events and the political rhetoric surrounding issues like Brexit and anti-immigration policies.

What does the speaker suggest about the frequency of tragedies and their market impact?

What political environments are mentioned as being reinforced by market events?